User manual VDO CYCLECOMPUTING C08

[. . . ] Mounting the speed transmitter GB C 08 The sensor should be mounted on the same side of the fork as the holder is on the handlebar. Watch out: Do not tighten the cable ties yet!Accurately position the spoke magnet and the sensor first, then tighten the cable ties. 3. Mounting the spoke magnet Distance between magnet and sensor should be approx. [. . . ] Scroll function may be called upon if any of the following information is on display: TRP-AVS-RID. Scroll function is activated by pressing the MODE 1 button for 1. 5 sec. SCROLL 9. Comparison of current and average speed Press MODE 1 1, 5 sec. Start Scroll Your VDO CYTEC C 08 compares your current speed with your average speed. The outcome of this comparison can be seen in your display by the use of symbols. No matter which information is currently displayed, this data keeps you updated on the relation of your current speed and your average speed. Your current speed is faster than your average speed. Accuracy +/- 1 KMH/MPH 8 You are currently riding as fast as your average speed. Accuracy +/- 1 KMH/MPH Your current speed is slower than your average speed. Set-up mode GB Your VDO CYTEC C 08 features the following set-up procedures wheelsize = WS clock = CLK odometers = ODO set-up starts out of TRP in display set-up starts out of CLK in display set-up starts out of ODO in display C 08 No matter which set-up mode is used for your VDO CYTEC , the procedure is the same. You can start the set-up mode for a certain display by pressing the MODE 1 button for 5 sec. With this MODE button you may also exit the set-up mode at any time. Once the set-up mode is activated, MODE 1 and MODE 2 buttons are covered with following instructions: MODE1 MODE2 changing from one enter display to the next enter display selection of figure to be entered, changing from KMH to MPH mode 11. Entering your wheelsize Your VDO CYTEC identifies wheelsize as WS = wheelsize. following default is entered wheelsize = WS = 2155 mm Watch out: Above default is automatically applied after a battery change. After a battery change, the correct wheelsize for your bike has to be re-entered How is the wheelsize precisely determined?Place the front wheel of your bike with the valve at the bottom, mark this position with a line and push your bike ahead until exactly one rotation of the front wheel is completed. Draw another line where the valve now is. Take a ruler and measure the distance between marks 1 and 2 which reflects the wheelsize = wheel-circumference. The figure measured (inches or mm) is the wheelsize to be entered into your computer 9 GB C 08 1x WS in mm / inch Programming (setting up) your wheelsize Step 1: Call TRP information in your display. "WS" is displayed along with an alternating flashing symbol for KMH and MPH. Step 3: By pressing the MODE 2 button you can choose whether you want MPH or KMH readout on your display. Step 4: Once you have chosen your measuring unit, continue by pressing the MODE 1 button briefly (0. 1 sec). [. . . ] By pressing any button or just continuing your ride, this will end stand-by-mode and return you to the appropriate mode. Battery change Tip: Take down your totals and wheelsize prior to battery change. Changing the battery in the computer head. see 5 In case the computer is not properly functioning after a battery change, push the AC-button (Auto Clear) on the rear side of the computer to reset. [. . . ]